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2019-11-06 9:53 am, comment by drshaws

@Matty1222 said:
Runaway Jim 8/4/13

I noticed the beginning of this clip sounded very similar to the ambient part of the Tahoe Tweezer jam (9min-13min). So I started started searching summer of 2013 and after a few shows I found it.
^ this is pro level MJMing

One of the ones I won years ago I had a similar approach where I just knew where to look right away because of another jam I was super familiar with. This one:

http://phish.net/blog/1434380930/mystery-jam-monday-part-188.html[/quote] />
A much better approach than I had: Jam Charts > Filter to 3.0 > find on page for "space"
There were 147 occurrences of the word. Doh. It did make me listen to some things I hadn't visited in a while from summer 2009 though!

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